Rostow outlines eight years of Kennedy Johnson foreign policy
Walt Rostow argues the United States cannot abdicate world responsibilities if peace is to endure. He highlights Cuba containment, the Cuban missile crisis avoidance, Berlin challenges, Asian and African regionalism, and NATO maintenance. He notes unfinished business in Vietnam and Europe unity, and warns of Middle East danger and race issues in Africa.
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Business Pickup Forecast From Purchasing Management Group
The National Association of Purchasing Management reports optimism for 1969 with 61 percent expecting overall improvement. In November orders and inventory levels signal solid production, while capital spending for 1969 should exceed 1968 for many firms, though inflation remains a concern.
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Nixon
Ders
Fifty One
Udall outlines American renaissance for 2000 goal era
Stewart Udall argues for a national White House conference to launch an American renaissance. He envisions 50 percent federal aid, urban renewal and rural rebuilding, with plans by every community and a budget rising from 5 to 50 billion dollars by 1985, to renew civilization by 2000.
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Good News And Bad In Thang Binh District Vietnam
Joseph Alsop notes the Americal Division and Maj. Nguyen Minh Dang stabilizing Thang Binh in Quang Tin. A night raid killed the district chief Phan Canh and his aides, with VC forces shrinking but agency reports warn of possible Hanoi plans to augment local guerillas with North Vietnamese troops.
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All The Way To 1984 The Credit Data Web Opens
A Senate judiciary subcommittee hears about credit bureaus and a coming computerized data network. Credit data firms like ACB and CDC connect with AT&T and expand to 100 million family histories. Critics warn of vast access, privacy risks, and antitrust concerns as data flows broaden.
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Judiciary
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Houston
Credit Data Corporation
New York
California
Detroit
CDC
Phil Hart
Bacon
Wilson speech frames US liberty through Paris fellowship
The Messenger reports President Wilson in Paris affirming the United States has joined those who revere liberty and justice. Federal scammers in Columbus target merchants, posing as marshals to seize allegedly fake paper money. Two New York to Florida trains collide in North Carolina, death toll estimates range 50 to 76. Ohio health chief says cold and flu surge peaked after December 1.
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Oxford professor vote fuels hack propagandist label
The British press attacks Yevgeny Yevtushenko as a hack propagandist not an authentic rebel while voting on his nomination as Oxford professor of poetry. Critics say his stance on Soviet writers raises questions about his authenticity and influence inside British academia.
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Oxford University
Mailbag HAL BOYLE Highlights Insomnia And Health Quotes
A collection of short items notes 25 million Americans snore, teens with spending power, rising federal debt, sea sickness from Lord Nelson to fish, why floors are called stories, health benefits for women, Pap test impact, a Russell Lynes quote, and bits of miscellaneous maxims.
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Ambition tied to higher heart disease risk study
A 3,524 man study from Mount Zion Hospital reported to the American Heart Association found ambitious men develop coronary heart disease two to three times faster than passive men. The research notes age, fat in blood, family history, high blood pressure, diabetes and smoking as factors, with 133 cases since 1960.
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Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Center
American Heart Association
Ray Roseman
Roseman
Suburban Resident Supports City Revenue Push
A Pittsburgh suburbanite sent a voluntary statement with a check, arguing that living and working outside the city is essential to his lifestyle. He notes his family relies on the universities libraries museums concert halls stores and services the city provides. He adds cities of any size need resources from outlying areas as well.
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Military Appeals Clarify Hazardous Duty Desertion
The U S Court of Military Appeals rules that Vietnam duty may not meet hazardous duty. Deserters on non combat duty require proof they left combat to charge the harsher offense.
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U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Vietnam
Cold Cat Operation Aims At Storm Evade Tactics
American and British airmen fly into and around violent tropical thunderstorms in Operation Cold Cat. They note severe disturbances extend to 10 000 feet, making overflight risky and dangerous.
The Athens Messenger Rates and Mailing Details
The Athens Messenger outlines delivery options for daily and Sunday editions, with in town and mail prices. Rates include weekly, monthly, and yearly options, plus a breakdown for Ohio, West Virginia, and nationwide deliveries.
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